(Updated) Paypal will charge you $2,500 for misinformation?

[ezdoesitz]

How would they decide what is against their rule, if you have a Paypal account and you post something on a site that is judged by Paypal to be offensive they would go deduct $2500 form your account?

[blingman]

Has any one ever been fined $2,500 for what they said?

[jag]

My gut feeling is this was put in the terms to prevent hate speech and will not be enforced with every minor post people make. It is more a deterrent than anything else.

[Lizza]

I have a question,if I have a paypal account (I do have one) and I post on a message board or say social media site some thing that paypal finds is against their terms,how will they know my user name matches my paypal account?

[Dimetrodon [phpBB]]

Paypal always tried to do sneaky thinks to get your money into their pockets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal#Cr ... troversies

[bestfreeporn]

Paypal always tried to do sneaky thinks to get your money into their pockets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal#Cr ... troversies

A very interesting read thanks for sharing the link

[T.B.W]

If they start fining people $2500 each then we will hear about it, it will go viral on social media.

[Brian]

If they start fining people $2500 each then we will hear about it, it will go viral on social media.

I have not seen anything posted online where they fined a person

[TheButcher]

If they start fining people $2500 each then we will hear about it, it will go viral on social media.

I would hope so, that would suck.